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California eviction help with AI
Upload your notice and explain your situation. EvictionHelpAI turns the details into a plain-English summary, a timeline to verify, and a focused action plan.
Private guided intake · Purpose-built for eviction situations · Legal information, not legal advice
What is EvictionHelpAI?
EvictionHelpAI is a guided information tool for California tenants. Unlike a general chatbot, it uses a structured eviction intake to organize the notice, facts, timeline, and potential issues that deserve attention. It does not provide legal advice or replace a lawyer.
How it works
Describe the situation and attach the notice or court papers you received.
See the apparent process stage, relevant facts, and missing information in plain English.
Work through prioritized steps and bring better-organized information to professional help.
California tenant guides
Understand what a California 3-day notice to pay rent or quit means, what information to check, and how to preserve evidence before the deadline.
Read guide →Learn the difference between an eviction notice and a California unlawful detainer Summons and Complaint, and identify the urgent steps to take.
Read guide →A practical first-response checklist for California tenants who received an eviction notice, including documents to save and deadlines to verify.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
Read every page, identify the notice type and deadline, save proof of when and how it was delivered, gather your lease and payment records, and contact a court self-help center or tenant lawyer promptly. A notice is generally a warning before a court case, not a court order requiring immediate removal.
A landlord generally cannot personally lock you out or remove you based only on a notice. California Courts explains that a landlord must use the eviction court process, obtain a judgment, and have the sheriff enforce a lawful order.
EvictionHelpAI organizes the documents and facts a California tenant provides, identifies the apparent stage of the eviction process, and creates a plain-English action plan with questions and deadlines to verify. It provides legal information, not legal advice.
No. EvictionHelpAI is not a law firm, does not represent tenants in court, and cannot determine or guarantee a legal outcome. Users should confirm deadlines and strategy with a qualified lawyer or court self-help center.